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Myositis viral
My child usually have a runny nose! He has fever after 2 weeks! Now he is complainig in legs pain n refusing to walk suddenly!
Doctor is saying it might be myositis viral! How can it affect my child growth? Is it really dangerous?
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Let the child be examined by another senior orthopaedic surgeon.
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Am not really sure about the terminology used by u and doctor is same
May b post viral Myalgia which usually subsides
If myositis there should b some documentary evidence with scans of so pls enclose them
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You need to meet your Orthopaedic Surgeon for clinical examination
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Dr. K Shanmuganandan
Rheumatologist
37 yrs exp
Chennai
Pl consulr through practo pro in detail for analysis and evaluation of symptoms
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